Tag: 1976

Neil Young & Crazy Horse – London, England (03/28/76)

Neil Young
03-28-1976, Hammersmith Odeon
London, England
w/ Crazy Horse

source: 2nd gen analog > dat > cdr >
macintosh > xACT1.56 > flac

*except for Hurricane as noted below

  1. Tell Me Why
  2. Mellow My Mind
  3. After The Gold Rush
  4. Too Far Gone
  5. Sad Movies
  6. The Needle And The Damage Done
  7. A Man Needs A Maid
  8. No One Seems To Know
  9. Heart Of Gold
  10. Country Home
  11. Don’t Cry No Tears
  12. Down By The River
  13. The Losing End
  14. Like A Hurricane *
  15. Let It Shine
  16. Drive Back
  17. Southern Man
  18. Cortez The Killer
  19. Cinnamon Girl

Info from Sugar Mountain (Thanks Tom)
http://members.cruzio.com/~tah/sets/19760328.html

notes: last 6+ minutes of Hurricane different much lesser (bad) unknown source included for collectors
ultra rare Sad Movies, last of 4 times ever played!
.. great sound a must have!

The Band – Los Angeles, CA (08/25/76)

The Band
Bootleg: “Tears Of Grief”
Greek Theatre, Los Angeles CA
1976-08-25

01 Don’t Do It
02 The Shape I’m In
03 It Makes No Difference
04 The Weight
05 King Harvest (Has Surely Come)
06 Forbidden Fruit
07 This Wheel’s On Fire
08 The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down > Across The Great Divide
09 Ophelia

10 Up On Cripple Creek
11 Twilight
12 WS Walcott Medicine Show
13 Tears Of Rage
14 Stage Fright
15 Acadian Driftwood
16 Genetic Method > Chest Fever
17 Life Is A Carnival

The Band:
Levon Helm
Robbie Robertson
Garth Hudson
Rick Danko
Richard Manuel

Source: AUD
Lineage: Silver CD > EAC > TLH > FLAC8
Tears of Grief – Sinsemilla/Top TB-76008D 1-2

Queen – London, England (09/18/76)

Queen
Hyde Park, London, UK
September 18 1976

[01] Opening: Bohemian Rhapsody
[02] Ogre Battle
[03] Sweet Lady
[04] White Queen (As It Began)
[05] Flick Of The Wrist
[06] Medley: (You’re My Best Friend / Bohemian Rhapsody / Killer Queen / The March Of The Black Queen / Bohemian Rhapsody)
[07] Bring Back That Leroy Brown
[08] Brighton Rock (Including: Guitar Solo)
[09] Son And Daughter (Ending)
[10] ’39
[11] You Take My Breath Away
[12] The Prophet’s Song
[13] Stone Cold Crazy
[14] Keep Yourself Alive
[15] Liar
[16] In The Lap Of The Gods…Revisited

Jackson Browne – Kansas City, KS (11/10/76)

Jackson Browne
Memorial Hall
Kansas City, KS
November 10, 1976

Transfer: .wav file > Peak Pro 6 (pitch adjustment) > iZotope RX / ozone 5 (mastered) > Peak Pro 6 (post production) > xACT 2.39 > FLAC

01 The Fuse
02 Farther On
03 Rock Me On The Water
04 For Everyman
05 The Only Child
06 Fountain Of Sorrow
07 I Thought I Was A Child
08 For A Dancer
09 Walking Slow
10 The Road And The Sky
11 Sit Down Servant
12 Before The Deluge
13 The Pretender

Known Faults:
-For A Dancer: splice

This appears to be a very lightly circulated recording, it’s a fine capture close to the stage.

There were a number of issues to deal with, the most severe was the pitch being extremely slow and requiring a whopping +110 cents adjustment to correct.

In addition, the frequency spectrum was very limited and leaned heavily towards the low end but I am pleased with how the mastering turned out making this a solid listen and a nice addition to the available recordings for a great tour.

It is possible it’s missing a song or two, though it plays continuous and there doesn’t seem to be any glaring cuts, “Late For The Sky” in particular appears to have been played often on this tour. There are a lot of partial setlists on line for the tour so it’s difficult to get a sense of what the “standard” setlist was for each night. It is confirmed as Kansas City due to a city name check by Jackson during the show.

Big thanks to MR for the transfer and the .wav file out of his collection.

mjk5510

Bob Dylan & The Rolling Thunder Review – Wichita, KS (05/19/76)

Bob Dylan
5/19/76
Henry Levitt Arena
Wichita, Kansas

LB-3497, (72min+64min+48min), version “b”; also incomplete missing last songs; from a dvd vine without md5 or info file; harsher less natural sound with more hiss but a little clearer and not as echoey as LB-1124 ; most of spectral density below 10k except noise; background talking d1t7, d1t13; very good sound [B]

begin of d1t1 missing; tape scratchiness d1t11, d1t12 cut; whine on d2t4; end of d2t4 cut; end of d3t6 cut; most of end of d3t11 missing

CD1
1 Good Love is Hard to Find
2 instr
3 Linda Lou
4 too wasted to be any good
5 everythings bigger in texas don’t you know
6 Is there life on mars
7 they say hank williams is dead
8 cowboys and indians
9 Battle of New Orleans
10 jesus
11 Sold American
12 Asshole from El Paso
13 Mr. Tambourine Man (acoustic)
14 It Ain’t Me, Babe (acoustic)
15 Vincent vanGogh
16 Maggie’s Farm
17 One Too Many Mornings
18 Mozambique

CD2
1 Isis
2 Jolly Roger
3 Lover of the Bayou
4 Chestnut Mare
5 do right all day woman
6 I dreamed I saw st augustin > joe hill
7 forever young
8 night they drove old dixie down
9 sleep with me
10 dancing in the streets
11 diamonds in the rough
12 Blowin’ InThe Wind (acoustic)
13 Railroad Boy (acoustic) 14 Deportee (acoustic)
15 I PityThe Poor Immigrant (acoustic)

CD3
1 Shelter From The Storm
2 Oh, Sister
3 One OfUs Must Know (Sooner Or Later)
4 Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again
5 You’re A Big Girl Now
6 You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go
7 It Takes A Lot To Laugh,It Takes A Train To Cry
8 Lay Lady Lay
9 Silver Mantis
10 Going, Going, Gone
11 Idiot Wind

Please retain this info file and its LB number as a marker for this lossless set
and if you spread it please list it in the description to avoid others getting duplicates

Queen – Tokyo, Japan (04/04/76)

Queen
University Hall
Tokyo, Japan
April 4, 1976

TITLE : Either “Lazing On A Sunday Evening” OR
“Crowning Glory” ; take your pick…
FORMAT : 1 LP vinyl bootleg record

This is a taped copy of a vinyl bootleg record,
2nd gen from the vinyl, I was assured FWIW.

Lineage:

Vinyl bootleg record > unknown turntable, etc. >
TDK D60 normal bias cassette tape, alleged 2nd gen >
SONY TC-WE405 Stereo Cassette Deck >
ZOOM H2 Handy Recorder (tracked songs here) >
inx 1 GB SD sound card >
computer HD (transferred wav files here) >
Cakewalk Pyro 2005 (retracked and edited wav files here) >
Trader’s Little Helper (Flac Frontend encode level 8,
aligned on sector boundaries)

Setlist & Fingerprints:

Track 01 Introduction
Track 02 – Bohemian Rhapsody last section
Track 03 – Ogre Battle
Track 04 – Sweet Lady
Track 05 – White Queen
Track 06 – Bohemian Rhapsody first section
Track 07 – Killer Queen
Track 08 – MOTBQ and BR finale
Track 09 – Bring Back That Leroy Brown
Track 10 – The Prophet’s Song
Track 11 – Stone Cold Crazy
Track 12 – Lazing On A Sunday Afternoon
Track 13 – Liar
Track 14 – In The Lap Of The Gods

Note: Track 08 – MOTBQ and BR finale = March Of The Black Queen
and Bohemian Rhapsody finale.

14 tracks, 53:50
TT: 53:50
SQ: 8-8.5/10, vg+ aud IMHO
This appears to be a bit more than
50% of the concert.

This will be VERY short & sweet. This was requested by
1bgsky ; here you go, buddy ! This is by no means the
finest dub of this rare boot. I got this either in trade
or bought it within the last 15 years. The vinyl that this
was copied from has several pops and crackles in it ;
otherwise it sounds pretty good. I did NOTHING to attempt
to improve the SQ. If anybody wishes to try to remaster
this recording and up it here, go right ahead. I just hope
that you know what you’re doing. If anyone has a virgin
copy of this show, please do a first gen dub right off the
vinyl and up it on Dime. I’ll be looking for it !!! That’s
really all that I have so let’s get this show on the yellow
brick road to spiritual enlightenment…..

Finally, please don’t buy, sell or convert this show to mp3 or any other
lossy format. Please seed this as long as you can. Please trade this freely
as it probably is fairly uncirculated. This show will be a welcome addition
to any Queen fan’s collection. I will post a sample to help some of you decide
whether or not to get it. As rare as this seems to be though, you’d be a fool
to pass this up until a better copy appears. So, as Mr. Natural is so fond of
saying, have fun, don’t freak out and enjoy the concert !

jojogunne 11/21/2010

Remember The Motto: We Do What We Can !

Betty Davis – Le Castellet, France (07/25/76)

Betty Davis
“Riviera ’76 Festival Jazz-Rock”, Circuit Paul Ricard, Le Castellet, France
Audience Recording (Sivad)
July 25, 1976 (Approximately 11:00pm)

Lineage (Sivad): Audience Recording (Sivad) > 2 UHER dynamic mics > Nakamichi 550 Portable Cassette Recorder > TDK Tape > TASCAM > Cassette Deck >
Vaio Soundcard 🙁 > Audacity > HD

Additional Lineage to the above (RatedX): CD Wave > TLH Flac Level 8

Betty Davis – Vocals
Larry Johnson – Bass, Vocals
Fred Mills – Keyboards, Vocals
Carlos Morales – Lead Guitar, Vocals
Semmie ìNickeyî Neal, jr. – Drums

According to the MC Introductions: Betty davis dedicated this show to Miles Davis.

01 French MC Intro From The Stage :27
02 Instrumental ? 3:18
03 Nasty Gal 4:31
04 Dedicated To The Press 3:40
05 The Lone Ranger 9:46
06 He Was A Big Freak 5:49
07 Talkin Trash 9:23
08 Steppin In Her I. Miller Shoes 5:21
09 Instrumental ? 2:09
10 Shut Off The Light (w/Applause) 5:15

Total Time: 49.39

Note:

  • Thank you Sivad (Original Taper) on following through with my request and providing me with this show.
  • I originally received this show from Sivad as a single wave file therefore CD Wave was use to split the tracks.
  • I’m not an expert so keep that in mind when hearing the tracking specially between (05 and 06 + 09 and 10), Betty goes from one song to the next a la Miles Davis.
  • For the purist: Besides the tracking nothing else was done to the original received wave file. I leave it to the experts to remaster as they wish.
  • I can’t make the title of track: 02 and 09. I believe they are just instrumental, after careful listening to her albums none of theses appeared.
  • There seems to be a fade out after Track 08. before track 09 maybe the result of a tape flip. I do not know if any music is missing between these two.
  • From the liner notes of “Is it Love Or Desire ” this show is believe to be one of the last if not the last time the band played together.
  • Part of this show (Radio Broadcast) is still available on Dime thanks to acidhangover for the re-seed: http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=336120
  • In the above referenced torrent (comments section) fellow Dimer Stonethecrow provide us with an unreleased picture of this show (Thank you)
    published on a now dead French revue : “Musiq” December 2007. I have included that picture in this torrent.
  • In the above referenced torrent (comments section) Sivad comment the following:

” A bit of first-hand information on this one, as I’ve been lucky enough to attend this three-day outdoor event that was held at the Paul Ricard racetrack in Le Castellet (south of France) where, if I remember well, the previous week-end legendary Canadian driver Gilles Villeneuve on Ferrari had won the French Formula One Grand Prix. The festival was called ìRiviera ’76î and the main reason for me to get there was that Miles had to play the ‘ony European concert’ of that year. Of course, he didn’t show up ‘cos he had just begun his infamous five-year sabbatical, but nobody knew it at that time, not even Miles himself, I believe. The stage announcer said that, because of a sudden illness Miles couldn’t be there and he sent his former wife to replace him. I only knew vaguely about Betty Davis, but that night (July 1st, 1976) all of us found out what a blast she was!

For the chronicle, other artists who performed at the festival were: John McLaughlin’s Shakti, Airto Moreira (solo performance), Pat Martino (terrific), Tony Williams & Lenny White (with Brian Auger) Larry Coryell, Joe Cocker (who was too drunk to sing, sadly), Stuff (in my view one of the greatest bands of all time), The Crusaders, Joe Beck and some other I can’t remember now. As for the Betty Davis recording posted here (http://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=336120),
it is not the complete set. I recorded with my trusty Nakamichi 550 the main acts, and at least half a dozen cassettes of that event still survive, Betty Davis included. One day I hope to find the time to make digital transfers of all the stuff I have recorded in the old days and put some of it on the web for all to share.”

In is above comments Sivad talks of the show being July 1st 1976 but when he sent me the file he mention the show to July 25, 1976 wich is probably right since the festival was held between July 23rd and July 26th.

As Sivad said in his e-mail exchange with me: “Considering it’s an open-air audience recording vintage 1976, I don’t think it could sound any better than this, particularly because the equipment I used was top shelf.
If you close your eyes it’s almost like being there: I had no wind shields on the mics, hence in some spots you can even feel the French riviera’s evening breeze!”

Sivad & RatedX: August 21st 2011

Bob Dylan – Genuine Hard Rain, 1976

BOB DYLAN
Genuine Hard Rain – Captain Acid edition
Rolling Thunder Review 1976
Fake official release
Soundboard

Remastered by Captain Acid

I got this compilation from Pink Robert web page. I do not know who has made it and nither Pink Robert knows. I did some phase and level correction, and in the end very gentle EQ.
Enjoy.
Captain Acid. March 2020

Disc 1:

  1. Mr. Tambourine Man – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  2. It Ain’t Me Babe – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  3. Love Minus Zero-No Limit – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  4. Vincent Van Gogh – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  5. Maggie’s Farm – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  6. One Too Many Mornings – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  7. Mozambique – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  8. Isis – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  9. Seven Days – Tampa, FL, April 21, 1976
  10. Jolly Roger – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  11. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  12. Diamonds And Rust – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  13. Railroad Boy – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  14. I Pity The Poor Immigrant – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976

Disc 2:

  1. Shelter From The Storm – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  2. Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  3. You’re A Big Girl Now – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  4. Rita May – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  5. Lay Lady Lay – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  6. You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  7. Silver Mantis – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  8. Going Going Gone – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  9. Idiot Wind – Fort Worth, TX, May 16, 1976
  10. Knockin’ On Heaven’s Door – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976
  11. Gotta Travel On – New Orleans, LA, May 3, 1976

Jerry Garcia Band – Santa Cruz, CA (02/26/76)

Jerry Garcia Band
Del Mar Theater – Santa Cruz, CA
2/26/76 Early Show

This is flac encoded & tagged version of shnid: 15183

MAC (Taped by Michael Parrish, condensor mic > Sony mono
cassette deck) > reel > DAT > CD > HP 9350i extraction
(EAC v0.9 beta 4) > (CD Wave v1.6) > sector boundary
verification (shntool v1.01) > .shn encoding (mkwACT v0.97
beta 1). CD > SHN by Joe Jupille.

Disc One (5) 43:14

  1. Crowd & Tuning [0:18]
  2. How Sweet It Is [10:04] [0:39]
  3. Catfish John [11:41] [1:00]
  4. After Midnight [12:10] [0:06]
  5. Friend of the Devil [7:13] [0:01]

Disc Two (4) 41:52

  1. Crowd & Tuning [0:35]
  2. Who Was John [15:20] [2:04]
  3. Sitting in Limbo [15:56] [0:31]
  4. Talkin’ ‘Bout You// [7:26#] [0:05]

Notes/Flaws:

  • Sound is quite muffled, probably for completists only.
  • d2t04 Talkin’ ‘Bout You cuts out

Flac encoding notes:
All processing with Trader’s Little Helper
Shn – st5 generated
Shn > Flac ( level 8 )
Flac – st5 generated and matched to Shn st5

Bob Dylan – To Dream of Peace: The 1976 Tour Companion

Bob Dylan
To Dream of Peace: The 1976 Tour Companion

  1. Positively 4th Street (Houston 1-25-76)
  2. It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue (Houston 1-25-76)
  3. Visions of Johanna (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  4. If You See Her, Say Hello (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  5. Weary Blues From Waiting (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  6. Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues (Lakeland 4-18-76)
  7. It’s Alright, Ma (I’m Only Bleeding) (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  8. I’ll Be Your Baby Tonight (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  9. Wild Mountain Thyme (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  10. Shelter From the Storm (St. Petersburg 4-20-76)
  11. One More Cup of Coffee (Valley Below) (Clearwater 4-22-76)
  12. You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go (Clearwater 4-22-76)
  13. Dink’s Song (Gainesville 4-25-76)
  14. Simple Twist of Fate (Oklahoma City 5-18-76)
  15. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Oklahoma City 5-18-76)
  16. Tangled Up in Blue (Fort Collins 5-23-76)

Sources:
Houston (LB-04304)
Lakeland (LB-9273)
St. Petersburg (LB-02934)
Clearwater (LB-04306)
Gainesville (No LB included; bootleg title “Going Going Gone to Gainesville”)
Oklahoma City (from Les Kokay collection; Expecting Rain download of full show compiled from multiple sources)
Fort Collins (LB 6051)

Notes:
The goal of this collection is to round up one-offs, rarities, novel arrangements, and lesser-known tracks from Bob Dylan’s 1976 tour. The idea is that a fan whose 1976 collection consists of the 4-5 common soundboards from this year (New Orleans, Fort Worth, etc.) can grab this compilation and have most of the unique songs that don’t appear on any of those more famous bootlegs. It’s not a truly complete collection of ’76 rarities, but (still being a CD guy) I found in preparing the compilation that tightening it up to a packed single disc made for a more satisfying listening journey than stretching it out to two shorter ones. So, missing are a couple of one-offs which got the ax due to sound quality (“Most Likely You Go Your Way” from 4/22 and “One Of Us Must Know” from 5/19/76), and a handful of other songs that were technically rarities for ’76 but were setlist regulars in ’75 and didn’t sound different enough in their ’76 iterations to merit bumping anything here.

What’s left is an 80-minute program of prime, if somewhat stealth, ’76 Rolling Thunder Revue. Some of these performances are well-documented on others’ compilations; some were surprises to me and hopefully will be to you, too. I have made no changes to these recordings, apart from adding fade-ins and -outs for continuity. Thanks as ever to the original tapers, the uploaders who’ve helped preserve the legacy of the recordings, and to the Bobserve website for making it so easy to sort songs by year and by times played — it made tracking these down way easier than combing endlessly through setlists (fun as that always was)!

Happy listening! KD 9/11/23